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Looking for list of features ***valid in C but deprecated in C++***

Hi, all!

I'm looking for a list of features that are ***valid in C but not
supported in C++***. I also need the complete list of language
alterations from K&R C to C89 then to C99.

Would anyone help? Thanks!

Aladdin

Jul 26 '05 #1
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Aladdin wrote:
Hi, all!

I'm looking for a list of features that are ***valid in C but not
supported in C++***. I also need the complete list of language
alterations from K&R C to C89 then to C99.

Would anyone help? Thanks!

Aladdin

Did you read the appendices of the standard? There are
separate sections for "differences from C" and "deprecated
in C++"
Jul 26 '05 #2

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